Air Quality Control

Let's talk about what's really in the air inside your home. Here in the Pacific Northwest, we deal with some unique challenges that most people don't even realize are affecting their health and comfort every day.

Our Local Air Quality Challenges

Our beautiful green region comes with its own air quality issues. The dampness creates perfect conditions for mold and mildew. Our increasingly intense wildfire seasons fill the air with dangerous smoke particles. And those gorgeous trees? They're pumping out pollen that makes life miserable for allergy sufferers.

But here's what most people don't realize: the air inside your home is typically 2-5 times more polluted than the air outside. Think about it - all those outdoor pollutants get trapped inside, plus you've got cleaning products, pet dander, cooking fumes, and who knows what else circulating in a closed system.

How It Affects Your Family

We see it all the time - kids with constant sniffles, elderly folks with respiratory issues that worsen at home, and people who can't figure out why they feel better at work than in their own living room. Poor air quality isn't just uncomfortable - it contributes to asthma attacks, allergic reactions, headaches, fatigue, and even long-term health problems.

Finding Your Solution

When we come to your home, we don't guess at what might help. We start by understanding your specific concerns and symptoms. Are you worried about mold? Dealing with asthma? Trying to protect against wildfire smoke? Each requires a different approach.

We can test your air quality to identify specific contaminants and their levels. From there, we can recommend the right solution - whether that's a whole-home air purification system that integrates with your existing HVAC, portable units for specific rooms, UV light systems that kill bacteria and viruses, or humidity control systems to prevent mold growth.

Real Results for Real Homes

The difference proper air quality control makes is something you feel. Families with kids tell us they're making fewer trips to the doctor for respiratory issues. Allergy sufferers report actually being able to sleep through the night. And during wildfire season, our customers tell us they can breathe normally while their neighbors are suffering.

Most of our air quality systems are designed to work with minimal maintenance - typically just filter changes every 6-12 months. We'll make sure you know exactly what's needed to keep your system working efficiently.

Don't wait until the next wildfire season or pollen explosion to think about your air quality. Give us a call at (425) 406-0263 to schedule an evaluation and breathe easier in your home.